Oklahoma Code § 63-3205

Title 63. Public Health And Safety: University Hospitals - Certificate of Need - Operation
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and licensing - Service and receiving payments - Teaching and
training.
A.  Notwithstanding any other law, any expansion, addition, or
change to the University Hospitals in furtherance of the University
Hospitals Authority Act shall not require a certificate of need.
B.  1.  University Hospitals shall be operated as general
hospitals and shall be licensed by the State Commissioner of Health,
and shall, as far as possible, meet the standards, requirements and
essentials of the Joint Commission, the American Medical
Association’s Council on Medical Education, the American Specialty
Boards and the Association of American Medical Colleges.

2.  The University Hospitals shall operate a public Level I
Trauma Center and shall meet the standards and requirements of the
American College of Surgeons to attain such designation.  The
University Hospitals Authority shall annually certify to the
Oklahoma Health Care Authority that the University Hospitals meet
such standards and requirements with respect to any Medicaid
supplemental payments to be received from the Oklahoma Health Care
Authority for the public Level I Trauma Center.
3.  The University Hospitals may provide services and receive
payments therefor under Titles XVIII and XIX of the federal Social
Security Act, and may participate in other federal medical programs.
4.  University Hospitals shall be available as teaching and
training hospitals for the colleges of the University of Oklahoma
Health Sciences Center, for the University of Oklahoma College of
Medicine, and for other health and educational facilities and shall
provide indigent patient care.

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